English ACT Grammar & Context Questions 2026. Exam Questions and
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Must use between two complete sentences - 1. Sentence . Sentence
2. Sentence ; Sentence
3. Sentence , and Sentence ( ,for ,but ,or ,yet ,so)
You must use a period(1), semicolon(2) or comma before conjuction (3)
NEVER sentence, sentence. You cannot separate two complete sentences with only a comma.
Sequence question (typically, the answers will contain sentence # or paragraph # - Clues:
1. Chronological? Place dates or times in order
2. Process? Place steps in order
3. Context? Link similar ideas next to each other
4. Function? Begin- introduce
End- conclude
The location of the info tells you what it needs to do.
All answers with "HAD" are — — questions - Verb tense
verb tense: present - happening now (jump, talk, eat, falling, is falling, am falling), is, are,
stop, stops
-Look at verbs in other sentences in the paragraph to match tenses
verb tense: past - happened previously (jumped, talked, ate, fell) was, were, stopped, had
-Look at verbs in other sentences in the paragraph to match tenses
, verb tense: future - will happen in the future (will jump, shall talk, will be eating). Will,
would
-Look at verbs in other sentences in the paragraph to match tenses
verb tense - tells the time of the action (past, present, future)
You can never separate a complete sentence with just a - - Comma
Separate 2 complete sentences with - 1. . ; ,and. ,but ,or. ,so
Or
2. Change the wording so one of the sentences is no longer a complete sentence
Commas splice - using a comma where a semi colon is required. Ex. Sentence, sentence
(this is not correct)
Detail Question - asks that you describe, illustrate or give specific info - 1. Underline in the
question what the specific info or detail is that the correct answer must contain or explain
2. Choose the most specific answer
BEWARE: The shortest answer may not be the best one.
subject-verb agreement (if "had" is in the answers, it is not a subject/verb question - Plural
subjects must have plural verbs. Singular subjects must have singular verbs
Singular verbs usually end in what? - an S
singular verb examples - Is, was, has, stops, makes, rewards. Singular verbs end in -s
Plural verb examples - Are, were, have, stops, makes, rewards, chant, run, need, hate
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Must use between two complete sentences - 1. Sentence . Sentence
2. Sentence ; Sentence
3. Sentence , and Sentence ( ,for ,but ,or ,yet ,so)
You must use a period(1), semicolon(2) or comma before conjuction (3)
NEVER sentence, sentence. You cannot separate two complete sentences with only a comma.
Sequence question (typically, the answers will contain sentence # or paragraph # - Clues:
1. Chronological? Place dates or times in order
2. Process? Place steps in order
3. Context? Link similar ideas next to each other
4. Function? Begin- introduce
End- conclude
The location of the info tells you what it needs to do.
All answers with "HAD" are — — questions - Verb tense
verb tense: present - happening now (jump, talk, eat, falling, is falling, am falling), is, are,
stop, stops
-Look at verbs in other sentences in the paragraph to match tenses
verb tense: past - happened previously (jumped, talked, ate, fell) was, were, stopped, had
-Look at verbs in other sentences in the paragraph to match tenses
, verb tense: future - will happen in the future (will jump, shall talk, will be eating). Will,
would
-Look at verbs in other sentences in the paragraph to match tenses
verb tense - tells the time of the action (past, present, future)
You can never separate a complete sentence with just a - - Comma
Separate 2 complete sentences with - 1. . ; ,and. ,but ,or. ,so
Or
2. Change the wording so one of the sentences is no longer a complete sentence
Commas splice - using a comma where a semi colon is required. Ex. Sentence, sentence
(this is not correct)
Detail Question - asks that you describe, illustrate or give specific info - 1. Underline in the
question what the specific info or detail is that the correct answer must contain or explain
2. Choose the most specific answer
BEWARE: The shortest answer may not be the best one.
subject-verb agreement (if "had" is in the answers, it is not a subject/verb question - Plural
subjects must have plural verbs. Singular subjects must have singular verbs
Singular verbs usually end in what? - an S
singular verb examples - Is, was, has, stops, makes, rewards. Singular verbs end in -s
Plural verb examples - Are, were, have, stops, makes, rewards, chant, run, need, hate
